A New Course to Embark Upon...
We teamed up with Rodney Rohde,
Assistant Professor at Texas State University – San Marcos, to develop
new coursework to be added to the Molecular Diagnostics Assays course in
the Clinical Laboratory Science Program. This program prepares students
to become Clinical Laboratory Scientists, also known as Medical
Technologists and enter the exciting world of clinical life science with
paths including: research, hospital, clinical and public health
laboratories.
Students taking the new addition
to Molecular Diagnostics Assays (CLS 4341) will receive practical
instruction in DNA purification, PCR assay design, amplification and
analysis, and DNA sequencing, cleanup and analysis of mecA and
femA genes in Methicillin Resistance Staphylococcus aureus and
iroB gene in Salmonella enterica.
To learn
more about the Clinical Laboratory Science program at Texas State
University, visit their website at
http://www.health.txstate.edu/cls/.
Visit Rodney’s website to learn more about his work and the courses he
teaches at
http://uweb.txstate.edu/~rr33/.
Contact us
with questions about we can work together.
